People to Watch in 2025: Dave Williams, Messiah or Pariah of the Colorado Republican Party?
The fate of the current state GOP will set the tone for the party in the upcoming year.
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Cybertrucks Are Rare in Colorado, but One Rented Here Turned Up in January 1 Las Vegas Explosion
The man killed was reportedly an active member of the military based in Colorado Springs.
The New(ish) National Bird: Where to Spot Bald Eagles Near Denver
You don’t have to go far to see bald eagles up close and personal.
Denver Cold Case Project Celebrates Over 130 Solves in 25 Years
From serial killers to serial rapists, the project has identified perpetrators behind some of Denver’s most heinous crimes.
Ten New Colorado Laws That Will Take Effect January 1: What to Know
Cage-free eggs, hand-held cell phones and…sperm donations. Oh, my.
Colorado Republican Party Gains Ground (and Controversy) in 2024
Looking back on a year of chaos within the state’s once-Grand Old Party
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CU Boulder Freshman Is Fourth Student to Die by Suicide in Four Months
Manny Pargman’s father is demanding change from the university after his son’s death.
Denver DA Won’t File Charges Against Griswold for Voting System Passwords Leak
There will likely be no criminal consequences for anyone involved in the leak of Colorado’s voting system passwords.
Poll: Most Colorado Voters Have an “Unfavorable” View of Donald Trump, Elon Musk
Governor Jared Polis is the only politician viewed positively by a majority of respondents, according to the survey.
Menver Is Dead: Young Adult Females Now Outnumber Young Adult Males in Denver
In 2000, Denver had 13,000 more adult men than adult women under the age of 36. Today, there are 1,600 more women than men.
Denver Woman Creates Tinder-Type App for Finding Dungeons & Dragons Parties
Over 2,000 people are on the wait list for Rachel Dove’s Dungeons Not Dating app.
Barth Hotel Assisted Living to Close After Over 40 Years in Downtown Denver
Ownership says the 142-year-old building needs up to $10 million in repairs and improvements.
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Denver Billboard Part of National Campaign Against Rising Anti-Semitic Incidents
But not all of Denver’s Jewish community is on board with the sign.
Aurora Teens Accused of Posting Illicit Photos of High-Schoolers, Extorting Victims
Three suspects, ages eighteen, seventeen and fourteen, were arrested in connection to the case.
Find a Date Using PowerPoint Presentations: Pitch-a-Friend Is Coming to Denver
Denver daters could certainly use the help.
Denver Car Crime Ring Traded Stolen Vehicles for Drugs From Mexican Cartel, Indictment Claims
“It is something akin to what we might see in a Hollywood movie.”
Investigation Finds Jena Griswold and Her Office Violated State Security Protocols, Resulting in Password Leak
A separate investigation by the Denver District Attorney’s Office is still underway.
Colorado Traffic Laws “Dangerously” Lacking for Passengers, Children and Young Drivers, Report Finds
Colorado got the lowest grade in the country for its traffic safety laws in half of the categories analyzed.
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Denver Among Three Finalists to Host Gay Games in 2030
The Mile High City is competing against Perth, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand.
Supreme Court Justice Recuses Self Following Criticism Over Ties to Colorado’s Richest Man
Neil Gorsuch came under fire for his relationship with billionaire Philip Anschutz.
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Denver Mayor Faces Aerial Attack Ad, Recall Effort Over Migrant Policy
A sky banner declaring “MIKE JOHNSTON â¤ï¸ CRIME” flew over the Mile High City earlier this week.
Video: Former Broncos Heir John Bowlen Yells “White Power,” “Fuck Black People” in Racist Rant
Add racism to Bowlen’s legacy of domestic violence and drunk driving.